...been remarked, led to the most unhappy dissensions. per; the former affiirming a material presence of the body and blood of Christ with the bread and wine; the latter, a spiritual presence. 2. The decrees of God; the former maintaining that these decrees...

...following topics ; — 1. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper ; the former affirming a material presence of the body and blood of Christ with the bread and wine ; the latter, a spiritual presence. 2. The decrees of God ; the former maintaining that these decrees...

...following topics ; — I. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper ; the former affirming a material presence of the body and blood of Christ with the bread and wine ; the latter, a spiritual presence. 2. The decrees of God ; the former maintaining that these decrees...

...following topics ; — 1. The sacrament of the L-ird'n Supper; the former affirming a material presence of the body and blood of Christ with the bread and wine ; the latter, a spiritual presence. 2. The decrees of God ; the former maintaining thatthese decrees...

...furnishes the best method of explaining a Scripture expression : but they do not consider the presence of the body and blood of Christ with the bread and wine, as imparting to the sacrament any physical virtue, by which the benefit derived from it is independent...

...that the body and blood of Christ are still materially present in the consecrated elements ; and this union of the body and blood of Christ with the bread and wine, is, by the Lutheran Church, expressed by the intermediate term consubstantiation. Carlostadius, who...

...furnishes the best method of explaining a Scripture expression; but they do not consider the presence of the body and blood of Christ with the bread and wine as imparting to the sacrament any physical virtue, by which the benefit derived from it is independent...

...be carried back — as Rupert, using the same comparison, also observes — to the older hypothesis, that the union of the body and blood of Christ with...different views which at that time were still held forth re1 Sunt nonuulli. into forsan multi, sed vix nofnri possunt (they cannot easily be noticed, liecousfi...

...Christ, are together present here on earth in the instituted administration of this sacrament. Yet this union of the body and blood of Christ with the bread and the wine, is not a personal union like that of the two natures in Christ, but it is a sacramental union,...

...Supper. They should beware of false prophets, and adhere strictly to the doctrine of the connection of the body and blood of Christ with the bread and wine, even if many should think of a transubstantiation. When Melanchthon heard of this letter, he was much...